I think the Haaretz articles might be more useful, even if they don't list the victims with the same details.This was the most detailed article I have seen regarding casualties with descriptions of some of the children killed and how hey were killed.
It is from Dec 15th, 2023.
https://www.france24.com/en/live-ne...ity-data-reveals-true-picture-of-oct-7-deaths
"Its website lists 695 people killed during the attack, with names and the circumstances of their deaths.
Among them are 36 children, including 20 under 15 years old and 10 killed by rockets.
The youngest victim was 10-month-old Mila Cohen, shot and killed then at Kibbutz Beeri.
An entire family, including three children aged between two and six, were killed in their home at Kibbutz Nir Oz.
Elsewhere, two brothers aged five and eight were shot dead in their car with their parents.
A five-year-old boy was killed in the street by a rocket."
List of the names, ages, location, and how they died on Oct 7.
This was updated on Jan 10th, 2025 with more names and autopsy results.
https://www.gov.il/en/pages/swords-of-iron-civilian-casualties
The baby you mentioned was 10 month old Mila Cohen, whose mother survived.
The testimony called into question was that on October 27 by Colonel Golan Vach, head of the army's search and rescue unit, who told a group of journalists, including one from AFP, that he "personally" transported "a decapitated baby" found in the arms of his mother in the Beeri kibbutz.
According to Bituah Leumi, only one baby was killed in Beeri: the 10-month-old Mila Cohen
These are the findings of an independent investigation into the attack where they mention her and her family and describe what happened to them.
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In one incident investigated by the Commission, members of three generations of the Cohen family were killed by members of armed groups and other people from Gaza, including 73-year-old Yona Cohen, her 43-year-old son Ohad Cohen and his 9- month-old daughter Mila. Ohad’s wife and their two other sons survived the attack. At the onset of the attack, the family hid in the safe room of their house. At 11:47, Ohad texted to his cousin that militants were massacring residents and burning homes. By this time, Ohad’s mother, Yona Cohen, had already been killed by the gunmen in her house located in the western part of the kibbutz. The Commission assesses that at approximately 12:50 militants broke into the safe room, shot and killed baby Mila Cohen, who was held in her mother’s arms, and shot and killed Ohad Cohen. Attackers then captured Ohad’s wife and their two sons and brought them to the back gate of the kibbutz, where they encountered Israeli Security Forces’ firing in their direction. All three were seriously injured in the crossfire but survived."
https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default...sessions-regular/session56/a-hrc-56-crp-3.pdf
What has yet to be figured out is how many Israelis died on Oct 7 due to the Hannibal Directive.